Weekly payouts available
Publishers who clear a volume threshold move from NET-15 to weekly settlement. Wire, UPI, Payoneer and USDT supported.
Performetra is a performance marketing network. Campaigns are priced on the action you actually want, tracked server to server, screened for fraud, and reconciled before a single invoice goes out.
Overview
Performetra is a performance marketing and affiliate network headquartered in India, delivering campaigns across India, the UAE and Gulf, Singapore and Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom and the United States. Advertisers buy measured outcomes — app installs, validated leads, delivered e-commerce orders, paid subscriptions — priced per conversion on CPI, CPR, CPL, CPA and CPS models instead of impressions.
Every conversion is attributed through server-to-server postbacks or your mobile measurement partner, screened for fraud before it becomes billable, and reconciled against your own system of record before invoicing. On the supply side, publishers, media buyers and creators monetise traffic through the same infrastructure with NET-15 payouts.
At a glance
Verticals we run
Priced per conversion — CPI, CPL, CPA, CPS — with fraud screening and reconciliation on every vertical.
How the network works
What you can buy
Every engagement starts with the outcome you need and the price you can pay for it. We work backwards from there to the traffic, the creative and the partner mix.
Installs, registrations and retained users on CPI, CPR or a post-install event. Attribution through AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch or Singular.
Validated leads for lending, insurance, education and B2B. De-duplicated, geo-checked and scrubbed before they reach your CRM.
Revenue-share and flat-fee CPS on prepaid and cash-on-delivery, with return and cancellation clawbacks built into the payout.
Display, native, video and CTV inventory bought against a CPA target rather than a delivery target.
Creator campaigns with tracked links and coupon-level reporting, so social spend is measured the same way as everything else.
A managed partner programme: recruitment, terms, compliance, payouts and month-on-month partner growth.
Pricing models
Operating commitments, not historical averages. Campaign-level results are shared with named references on request.
How it works
No black boxes. You see the same conversion log we bill from, and you can dispute any line in it.
We agree the conversion event, the payout, the geos, the caps and the traffic types you will and will not accept. It goes into the insertion order.
Server-to-server postbacks, MMP integration or a pixel — whichever your stack supports. We fire a test conversion together before anything goes live.
We open a small publisher set first, read quality at 48 and 96 hours, cut what underperforms and scale what holds. Caps stop overdelivery.
Monthly reconciliation against your system of record. Rejected conversions are removed, publishers are paid on NET-15, you are invoiced for what survived.
Quality control
It is rarely the media price. It is paying twice for the same user, paying for a lead that was never reachable, or paying for an install that a bot produced. We treat that as our problem, not yours.
Publishers who clear a volume threshold move from NET-15 to weekly settlement. Wire, UPI, Payoneer and USDT supported.
Approval rates and rejection reasons are visible per campaign. If a conversion is rejected, you see why.
Payouts, caps and geo restrictions are current. Offers that are paused get pulled, not left up to burn your traffic.
Every publisher gets a named affiliate manager on WhatsApp, Telegram or Skype during their working hours.
For publishers
Media buyers, app developers, content sites, database owners and creators all monetise through the same network. Same tracking, same reporting, same payout discipline.
Where we run
We say no to categories we cannot deliver. These are the ones where we hold live publisher supply and know the compliance rules.
Prepaid and cash-on-delivery, marketplace and own-site. Coupon, cashback, content and comparison partners, with return-adjusted payouts.
Lead and approval-based campaigns with the documentation trail regulated advertisers need. Consent, timestamp and source are stored per lead.
Installs through to retained day-7 users and in-app purchases, measured inside your MMP rather than ours.
Bookings on revenue share, with cancellation clawback and a booking window that matches how travel actually converts.
Enquiry to counselling-call-completed, so the payout sits on the event the sales team cares about.
Trial starts and paid conversions, with refund-window handling built into reconciliation.
What you can hold us to
A newer network earns trust with mechanics, not testimonials. These are written into every engagement.
Conversions are counted by your MMP, CRM or order database through a server-to-server postback you control. Our log has to match yours — and if it does not, that gap is the conversation, before any invoice goes out.
Daily caps limit exposure and any campaign pauses within minutes from the console. Publishers responsible for bad traffic are removed from your campaign — and from the network if the pattern repeats.
Publishers settle on NET-15, moving to weekly after two clean cycles. On-time payment is why good media buyers stay, so it is the one thing we never improvise.
Questions
A performance marketing network connects advertisers who want a specific outcome — an app install, a validated lead, a delivered order — with publishers who can produce it. The advertiser pays a fixed price per outcome rather than per impression or click, and the network handles tracking, fraud screening, publisher payouts and reconciliation. Performetra is that network: brands define the conversion event, we price it, and payment follows the event.
On Google and Meta you buy the auction — impressions and clicks — and carry the conversion risk yourself. On a performance network the payout attaches to the conversion, so delivery risk sits with the network and its publishers. Most of our advertisers run both: platform ads for scale and control, and an outcome-priced layer through us for guaranteed unit economics. See how advertisers work with us.
We open most campaigns on a test budget sized to produce a statistically useful number of conversions — usually 300 to 500 conversions at your target payout. That is a deliberately small commitment: the point of the test is to prove quality before you scale, not to lock in budget.
Forty-eight hours from a signed insertion order is the standard, and tracking integration is usually the longest step. A campaign brief received on Monday is typically delivering conversions by Wednesday. The full onboarding timeline is on the advertisers page.
Six: CPI (cost per install), CPR (cost per registration), CPL (cost per lead), CPA (cost per action), CPS (cost per sale, as revenue share or flat fee) and CPM/CPC media buying where reach is the objective. Every model is explained with its billable event on the solutions page.
Some publishers are themselves networks. Where that happens it is disclosed, sub-publisher IDs are mandatory, and the same fraud screening applies at every level. You can also request a direct-only publisher set, at a higher payout.
You do not have to take our word for it. Conversions are counted by your system — your MMP, your CRM, your order database — through a server-to-server postback that you control. Our log should match yours; if it does not, the difference is the conversation. The full tracking chain is documented on the technology page.
You do. Click and conversion logs for your campaigns are exportable at any time, and we do not use one advertiser’s performance data to price another’s campaign.
Caps and a kill switch. Daily caps limit exposure, and any campaign can be paused inside minutes from the console. Publishers responsible for bad traffic are removed from your campaign and, if the pattern repeats, from the network.
Yes. India is our largest market, with active delivery into the UAE and wider Gulf, Singapore and Southeast Asia, the UK and the US. Payout currency and settlement terms are agreed per market. Coverage detail is on the about page.
Next step
Send the conversion event you want to pay for, the geos and the volume you need. You get a written payout and a delivery plan back, usually the same day.